BTT - May 22
Books and films both tell stories, but what we want from a book can be different from what we want from a movie. Is this true for you? If so, what’s the difference between a book and a movie?
The majority of the times that I watch movies, I am looking only for entertainment. Except for the occasional documentary, I don't watch movies to learn new information. With books, although I do read for 'entertainment only' purposes at times (chick lit and mysteries come to mind), I also love non-fiction, which I read to further my knowledge about subjects that I am interested in. I also read fiction from other countries to help broaden my awareness of other places and cultures.
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I read for intellectual stimulation and watch movies for pure entertainment. Both have nothing to do with each other!
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My answer to this question is similar to yours yet I received posts and e-mail telling me I was wrong...that you have to think when watching a movie...not really, it is fed to you, while books you have to formulate an idea from what you read.
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